Sky Arts HD Wednesday

Performances from the festival held in London that celebrates the diversity of Indian classical music

Performances from the festival held in London that celebrates the diversity of Indian classical music

Harbour mist, reflections and a little boat provide the backdrop for a weathered pier as Bob Ross paints old wood on buildings with a shake of his two-inch brush

Bob Ross creates a sweet waterfall in the middle of a protective forest of glorious autumn foliage

A troubled businessman contemplates murdering his wife so he can get his hands on her trust fund

Two villains decide to take advantage of an old man

Mr Waterbury believes he can get a good deal on some real estate due to the home's dark past, but he has not reckoned on owner Sadie Grimes. With Robert Emhardt and Jeanette Nolan

At a celebration party, a recently engaged woman meets a charming man who causes her to question the direction of her life. With Barbara Bel Geddes and Michael Rennie

James Alexander-Sinclair's two projects separated by a few miles in Northamptonshire, summing up two types of work that land on the desks of designers

Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan host as the semi-finalists paint singer Rebecca Ferguson, trying to impress judges Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan

An unhappy man decides to give up on his boring marriage - but his wife seems unwilling to co-operate

An ambitious politician turns vigilante in an effort to crack down on violence

Despite the ban on jazz throughout the Third Reich, the Nazis created Germany's premier swing band and this documentary charts the fascinating story of Karl Schweidler and his band

Return of the programme in which garden designers talk about their projects, beginning with Piet Oudolf's walled garden at Scampston Hall in North Yorkshire

A glimpse into the life and career of the Oscar-winning Hollywood actor who starred in The Goodbye Girl, Jaws and Down and Out in Beverly Hills

Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan host the climax of the competition as the finalists paint Jonathan Van-Tam, the former Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England

A young man discovers a window in a peaceful hunting lodge leads to a strange world

A woman's marriage is blown apart when she meets a dashing young writer. Bizarre drama, written by Ruth Rendell

A reporter taking a trip to Egypt describes his past connection to arms trafficking to a fellow passenger, who knows part of his story is untrue

A homicide detective is befriended by four elderly women, who invite him for tea and proceed to play out a variation of Arsenic and Old Lace for his benefit

James Fleet, Anneka Rice, Mark Gatiss, Fenella Woolgar and Jenny Eclair try their hands at painting a portrait, with Denise Lewis, Laurence Fox and Martha Plimpton the sitters

Documentary tracing the Selecter frontwoman's career in music, as she discusses her experience of adoption, abuse, persona, gender and perseverance

A profile of the band, spanning the decades from the band's formation to later albums Encore and Protest Songs

Coverage of the main stage set by Madness at the annual event

Documentary profile of the band, featuring archive performances and interviews with frontman Paul Weller, bassist Bruce Foxton and drummer Rick Buckler

Part two of two. More songs of resistance, from the hymns of the US civil rights movement and the fight against Apartheid to the call for sexual freedom and equality

Coverage of the literary festival, beginning with an interview with actor Richard E Grant, who discusses his memoir A Pocketful of Happiness

A look at two portraits side by side for the first time in the shape of Pablo Picasso's Woman with a Book and Madame Moitessier by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits perform popular film themes from the Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars and Jurassic Park